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City -- he says, inner city schools arent sending as many rowers or water polo players to the ivy leagues as the story boarding schools of new england. so they were pawning these kids off at these, you know, fancy wealthy schools to be playing these ivy league sort of sports. and then people complain about, well, you know, i didnt -- what about affirmative action and all of those things when the real crime seems to be people who are already affluent, who are already -- have privilege, privileged...

Developing for 50 years. it keeps getting worse and worse and worse. and we see that. but this is not really a new thing. what im trying to say is even the kinds of criteria that you think would be legitimate, like is this kid a good student? are they -- you know, that already is something that you can buy for your kids by moving to an affluent suburb and sending them to a good school or paying for them to go to a expensive private school. the problem in my view is weve outsourced the training o...

Great for giant drug companies, just not for people trying to fill a prescription. >> you talk about how the beltway works. >> yeah. >> everyone has been talking about the rather light sentence that paul manafort got. when you look at that, does that reflect what youre saying? >> yeah. >> washington works well for the connected and affluent and nobody else? >> yeah. its two justice systems. look at the words carved above the united states supreme court. equal justice under law. but look at the r...

Was raising his family, a man like him is called a mensch, yiddish for a standup guy. and now that very supportive community gathered around his wife of ten years, andrea. >> she seemed to be a good fit for him? >> absolutely. they had been together since college. he always spoke about her with great affection and respect. >> the couple moved to dunwoody, affluent suburb of atlanta, after rusty, a software grad, accepted a job with a software company. >> they had a great house in atlanta, a summ...

Today youre writing off a bunch of silicon valley money? >> maybe. but this isnt about the money. this is about how it is were going to make this country work again not just for the rich and the powerful. how were going to make it work for everyone. you know, we live in an america right now where washington works great for giant drug companies, just not for people trying to fill a prescription. >> you talk about how the beltway works. everyone has been talking about the rather light sentence tha...

It basically is. these are his people and supports and i find that interesting well see what he says. >> im interested in the mix of sort of the different wings of the democratic party. theres the evangelical wing, the kind of -- there was a national security wing, im not sure if that exists anymore. whats the preponderance there? a christian right crowd or straight up maga hat crowd? >> its hard to know. its a very young crowd. as someone on stage more than half of the people here are under 25....

Acting in good faith. and has been circumventing the process that we have forward that women and families going into this type of a situation get all the facts of the process and the procedure that they are undergoing. so, we have legislation to make sure that they follow the law. and we want to be a state that definitely defends life. that decides that every life has value and its incredibly important that we make sure that organizations like planned parenthood do not receive federal funds. ain...

Congressman john lewis, with all respect. >> kennedy: very good. comedian bill mark -- used to be funny -- catching the eat after bashing americans and red states, belittling them and telling them less affluent and s educated than people in blue states. for these comments can show democrats having trouble with middle america. its all coming up next. ♪ this is loma linda, a place with one of the highest life expectancies in the country. you see so many people walking around here

>> well -- >> well -- >> another astonishing coincidence is that each of the brothers grew up with an adopted sister. all the girls, now 21 years old. >> i cant get over it. im telling you. extraordinary string of coincidences, you all have to agree, right? >> beautiful. >> you say you love each other. >> ive known him my whole life. >> how long did it take you to have that filling? >> like that. >> this were more like clones than they were like brothers. it was just absolutely astounding becaus...

They were separating identical babies at birth for the purpose of this scientific experiment. and these babies had all come from one adoption agency in new york city. >> the first thing out of my mouth was, were you adopted? here i am. this cant be real. >> twins separated at birth. >> eddy and robert and david reunited after 19 years. >> beautiful. >> blue collar family. middle class family. and a more affluent family. >> adoptive parents should be told as much as reasonable. >> something was j...